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The Fremont, Calif., Police Department helped locate a missing teenager from a school for the deaf using an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) with a thermal imaging camera.
Read More →The balloon cannot move around, which distinguishes it from a drone, but it still offers an ideal vantage point for monitoring crowds.
Read More →NFPA 2400, Standard for Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Used for Public Safety Operations, includes input from public safety agencies with drone programs.
Read More →The Throwbot can be used to record audio and video while keeping officers ot of harm's way.
Read More →The new program includes 14 drones that will be used for search and rescues, collision and crime scene documentation, and HAZMAT incidents.
Read More →The automatic police unmanned aerial vehicle patrol system offers automated patrols, making it ideal during rescue missions or for agencies in remote locations.
Read More →From finding lost children to alerting a SWAT team about a suspect's ambush plans, police drones are saving lives.
Read More →The Bexar County (Texas) Sheriff’s Office unveiled two new drones, doubling its drone fleet. The entire drone program is funded with asset forfeiture funds.
Read More →The Hoverbike S3 2019 can be piloted remotely as a drone or ridden by an officer in the air.
Read More →Orange County Fire Rescue's new underwater drones are battery-powered, tethered to a 300-foot line, and can be used in freshwater and saltwater.
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